Suspiria

Synopsis

Suspiria is a supernatural horror film directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Dakota Johnson. Set in 1977 Berlin, the story follows a young American dancer who joins a prestigious dance academy, but soon discovers dark secrets hidden within the school. As she uncovers the sinister truth behind the academy and its instructors, she becomes entangled in a world of occult rituals and supernatural forces. The film features a haunting atmosphere, stunning visuals, and a chilling soundtrack that intensifies the sense of unease. With powerful performances and a suspenseful narrative, Suspiria explores themes of power, manipulation, and female identity in a nightmarish world of dance and deceit.

Cast

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  Dakota Johnson

  Susie

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  Tilda Swinton

  Madame Blanc / Dr. Klemperer / Helena Markos

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  Mia Goth

  Sara

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  Angela Winkler

  Miss Tanner

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  Ingrid Caven

  Miss Vendegast

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  Chloë Grace Moretz

  Patricia

Reviews

Critics have been polarized by Luca Guadagnino's reimagining of Suspiria, with some praising its bold vision and atmospheric tension, while others criticize its slow pacing and lack of coherence. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 66%, with the consensus stating 'Suspiria attacks heady themes with garish vigor, offering a viewing experience that's bold, bloody, and brilliant.' IMDb rates the movie 6.7/10, with many viewers praising the performances and visual style, while noting the film's divisive nature. Metacritic provides a score of 64/100, indicating mixed or average reviews. Some reviewers describe Suspiria as a stylish and unsettling horror experience, while others find it pretentious and overly drawn-out. Overall, the film's striking imagery and intense atmosphere have garnered both acclaim and criticism from audiences and critics alike.